Unlocking IP 2009 Conference
"National and Global Dimensions of the Public Domain"

Updates

The following documents were received after the USB sticks with conference materials were burned.

The Program page has been updated to include these materials, but if you want to just add the new ones to your USB stick, you can get them from here.

• 1A Graham Greenleaf (Faculty of Law, University of NSW) -
  National and International Dimensions of the Public Domain [slides]
• 2A Ben Bildstein (Faculty of Law, University of NSW)
  The unit of the commons: a discussion of metrics for online commons quantification [slides]
• 2B Ben Atkinson (ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation, Queensland University of Technology)
  The History of Privatisation and the Public Domain [slides]
• 3A Sophia Christou (Cyberspace Law and Policy Centre, Faculty of Law, University of NSW)
  User-generated content and the future of fair dealing [slides]
• 3B Delia Browne (Ministerial Council on Employment, Education, Training and Youth, NSW)
  Educational use and the Internet – does Australian copyright law work in the web environment? [paper]
• 3B George Tian (Faculty of Law, University of Technology, Sydney)
  China's IP Abuse Rule: Another approach to protecting the public domain [slides]
• Launch of The Blog, Podcast, Vodcast and Wiki Copyright Guide for Australia http://www.creativecommons.org.au/materials/Australian_Copyright_Blog_Guide.pdf
• 4A Jessica Coates (Creative Commons Clinic, Queensland University of Technology)
  Making the most of what we’ve got – why we need an Australian Creative Archive [slides]
• 4A Laura Simes (Australian Digital Alliance; Australian Libraries Copyright Committee)
  The flexible dealing provision for Australia's cultural and educational institutions: What's it all about? How are institutions using it? [slides]
• 4A Sarah Waladan (Minter Ellison Lawyers, Sydney)
  Access to Educational and Cultural materials following the 2006 Amendments: Are the reforms achieving their intended goals? [slides]
• 4B: David Vaile (Cyberspace Law and Policy Centre, Faculty of Law, University of NSW)
  Yes We Scan: US government access policies and the revived attempt to 'Reboot.Gov' [slides]
• 4B Waltraut Ritter (Hong Kong Knowledge Management Forum)
  Developing Public Policies for Re-use of Government Information: Starting the Public Discourse in Hong Kong [slides]
• 5A Anne Fitzgerald (Faculty of Law, Queensland University of Technology) and Kylie Pappalardo (OAK Law Project, Faculty of Law, Queensland University of Technology)
  Moving Towards Open Standards [slides]
• 5A Brianna Laugher (President, Wikimedia Australia) and Liam Wyatt (Vice President, Wikimedia Australia)
  Wikimedia in copyright / Copyright in Wikimedia [slides][video]
• 5A Richard Landauer (OpenAustralia.org) 'OpenAustralia.org’s experience with Open-source and content - a tiny case study' [slides]
• 6 James Dalziel (Macquarie E-Learning Centre of Excellence, Macquarie University, Sydney)
  Successes and Challenges for Open IP Business Models [slides]
• 7A Abi Paramaguru (Cyberspace Law and Policy Centre, Faculty of Law, University of NSW) and Catherine Bond (Faculty of Law, University of NSW)
  Legally Blogged: Recording Australia’s (Online) Cultural Heritage [slides]
• 7B Anne Fitzgerald (Faculty of Law, Queensland University of Technology)
  Public Rights in Publicly-Funded Research [slides]